Bucher Faces Navy Blame in Pueblo Incident Hearings
In Our Opinion the Pueblo case shows Commander Lloyd M. Bucher as a scapegoat for Navy brass. The article argues he told truth under oath while top admirals shift blame, warning there is little the captain can do to escape the rap.
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City Hall Q and A on street fixes and housing inspections
Corry readers ask about widening North Center street and a new police station. Officials say North Center should be widened to 28 feet this summer and a new police building will serve 20 to 30 years. The housing code gives power to force corrections for health and safety and inspectors are preferred over higher authorities.
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YMCA Board to study current costs for local building project
In Corry on January 25 1949 seven YMCA directors authorized a study to estimate construction costs for a potential Y building. Also Corry Legion Rockets extended their winning streak by defeating Girard 42 to 33 in the independent basketball league. Norma Jean May celebrated a birthday with a party hosted by her mother Dorothy May at their West Church street home.
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Tax reform clash shadows Nixon transition period
President Johnson leaves a contentious tax reform plan for Nixon including closing loopholes for the rich and boosting relief for the poor. Rickover and Surrey push for a comprehensive reform by December 31, 1968 as Rusk and Barr warn of a taxpayers revolt if taxes fall short. Campbell and Palmby named to oversee farm policy amid subsidy tensions.
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Corry Evening Journal Publication Details Listed
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Pot Not Harmless by Paul Harvey
The piece argues shifting authority from tradition to science and religion to modern research on marijuana. It cites Boston University studies calling marijuana a relatively mild intoxicant but warns most addicts began with pot. Officials fear rising use leads to heroin, with North African kit varieties deemed addictive.
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Do Men Admire Women Yet Speak Little
Hal Boyle discusses why men may respect but seldom voice their admiration for women. He cites loyalty, resilience, small pleasures, and the drive to improve as key traits women show, while noting men fear confessing such respect as it could reveal their own weaknesses.
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Napoleon becomes president of Italian republic in 1802
The note recalls Napoleon Bonaparte's 1802 assumption of the Italian republic presidency and mentions a 2011 Vatican council proposal by Pope John to pursue Christian unity, reflecting a history of church state relations and ecumenical efforts.
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